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Mounting risk of inflation is a serious concern for the financial leaders of the world’s top economies. In a recent meeting of Group 20, all the leaders have given the danger of inflation top priority to handle. In the meeting emphasis was laid on...
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The recent proposal over farm subsidy by the U.S. government came under fierce criticism in Europe for not reducing subsidies enough to ensure breaking the deadlock in...
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The Bush administration has finally drafted a legislation that aimed at reducing subsidies to farmers by $10 billion over the next five years. The recent proposal also...
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World Trade Organization Doha talks is not dead yet and there are strong signals given by the member countries to resume talks over the deal in the recently held...
made popular Jan 29 2007
In case of failure to revive global trade talks after World Economic Forum meeting in Davos this week, there are ample chances that legal challenges would be unleashed...
made popular Jan 24 2007
The EU trade chief, Peter Mandelson, has blamed France for being ‘needlessly defensive’ over farm subsidies as he is keenly taking efforts to revive global...
made popular Jan 16 2007
Canada has launched fresh trade offensives against the U.S. over the subsidies the U.S. government provides to its farmers. Canada has alleged that the practice of...
made popular Jan 10 2007
European Union and U.S. leaders though have agreed to seek ways of resolving the deadlock over global trade talks, but no major breakthrough is in sight yet. It is like...
made popular Jan 9 2007
The WTO rounds have been plagued with failures to reach consensus between member countries, especially the developed and the developing world. Of late, the fight has...
made popular Sep 22 2006
India�s is standing by its long-standing grievances against the West on farm subsidies that led to the collapse of Doha Round of WTO negotiations. India�s Minister...
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India on Wednesday called for “real cuts” in farm subsidies by the US for creating a level-playing field in multilateral trade. However, Washington put the...
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Due to strong demand from India and China, G-20 ministers are meeting to discuss methods for ensuring energy and resource security. The meeting will be held in...
made popular Nov 12 2006
The WTO rounds have been plagued with failures to reach consensus between member countries, especially the developed and the developing world. Of late, the fight has...
made popular Sep 22 2006
